Think I might take a leaf out of nostr:npub1hk0tv47ztd8kekngsuwwycje68umccjzqjr7xgjfqkm8ffcs53dqvv20pf‘s book and use Nostr exclusively for the next few weeks over X to see how it impacts my mental health…
You will be positively surprised.
I can't think of a single freedom technology that is grandma friendly.
Has anyone ever put together a tutorial on how to use Nostr truly anonymously and untraceable.
Is it enough to simply use any web client behind Tor?
What if one also wants to run their own relay in order to truly own their own data?
Be aware that Nostr is not very private at all.
Even just the data for a free tier, and even if just saved for one single day, will be too much for any individual to be stored.
For paid tiers it can work, but those relays must then be run hyper professionally, constantly adding more storage, guaranteeing zero downtime and zero loss of data. Only very few relays will have the expertise to pull this off - and that means, a handful of relays will store everything, and those relays can be censored by the state.
People love to lost audiovisual content. Will be no different on Nostr. Outsourcing the storage to somewhere else doesn't solve the problem that the disk space must exist and be paid for somewhere.
Forbes didn't write about this. It's an opinion piece from a community member.
Here are a bunch of Youtube videos that I think are worth watching. I am linking to ChatGPT summaries in the comments so that you can read the summary first and decide for yourself if the whole video is worth your time:
How Adversity and Trauma can Make You Stronger: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP54ZbLJyM8&lc=Ugw7Vy_sDjXwYTAySDt4AaABAg
Grass-Fed VS Grain-Fed: A Rancher’s Take on Beef & Nutrient Quality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1WO6oIa77U&lc=UgzbzSgljTvJcWUgLZZ4AaABAg
No. 1 Dementia Treatment | Hal Cranmer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8owAcO8lIwY&lc=UgxZj7MQEKnHVD5VpCF4AaABAg
Rusty Russell on the Great Script Restoration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdYvkt67tqU&lc=Ugw4H12QM9EwTbXfpb54AaABAg
The Bitcoin Research Institute, Metaphysics, & Money: Bradley Rettler: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cka3aWbg1pc&lc=Ugxs20LqeoMY8ffmumN4AaABAg
Fat of the land: What ancient bones tell us about the origin of the human diet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSCV_XFcVPU&lc=Ugy6sqWq6jYy004U2Dx4AaABAg
Nostr Past, Present, and Future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUsk7cqZyKU&lc=UgwB158ZnEGifp0oSLp4AaABAg
Twitter grows by 12TB per day. If there was a relay that stores 30 days only for each user, that would still be 30 x 12TB - too much for anyone to store.
Twitter grows by 12TB per day (probably much more nowadays). The cannot be a free tier. No relay in the world will have that much data lying around for free.
People are talking about only storing motes for 30 days - but that would still be 30 x 12TB - utterly infeasible for anyone to store that much data.
Sure, everyone can (and should) run their own relays and store their own data.
But all those personal relays will not be known to anyone else, all our clients still only connect to a small list of well known central relays - and these relays can only be run by huge companies - if Nostr ever were to get as big as Twitter, it would grow by far more than 12TB per day.
Umbrel already kinda does that.
The problem with Umbrel is, it is quite hard to give Umbrel access to more disk space. I couldn't figure it out. Sure you can SSH in and mount a USB disk, but then that additional disk space doesn't show up anywhere in the Umbrel server stats and none of the docker containers that you install have access to that volume as well.
I found Umbrel fairly useless for any if those apps that require huge amounts of disk space, like Nextcloud and Immich.
nostr:npub13rmjy4e2yrxfa5e5t8jh5cam0dgg0hp85x34x0v4vn75w9vvmpkq8g2jgh might have one...
That depends on what you want to do with your time.
One of the main reasons why I retired the moment my daughter was born. And also why even in my most sleep deprived state I still make the effort to journal every single day of her life.
I already can barely remember what happened during the first week of her life(which is only five months ago), because me and my wife were utterly sleep deprived and limped along in total zombie mode. I recently read those early entries again because I wanted to answer a question to a friend who just got a newborn as well and these entries put a big smile on my face.
Are you actually into Chess, nostr:npub1sg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q0uf63m ?
Global, as in, from contacts I don't even follow? Not sure if I would ever want that. Wouldn't that be 90% spam and porn anyways?
